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Why does the problem of external validity arise in laboratory experiments?. Philosophy
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Why does the problem of external validity arise in laboratory experiments?
2019-08-06 08:40:59
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Because it is hard to separate genuine phenomena from artifacts.
Because it is hard to infer significant phenomena from idiosyncratic data.
Because in laboratory experiments the researchers test sets of assumptions rather than single hypotheses.
Because the experimental population is often very different from the target population.
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